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On today's edition of Relationship Friday, we discuss if independent women still expect men to be providers in a modern relationship. Our guests were Muisician, Songwriter, Author and Father, Okyeame Kwame and regular guest of Joy FM's Strong and Sassy, Esinam Batali.
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